Early History of Vermont volume 2
Early History of Vermont volume 2
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225 All this land originall_v was the property not of an3' one famih^ or individual, but of the commu- nity. The stud3^ of the mark carries us back to a time when there may have been private property- in weapons, utensils or trinkets, but not in real estate. " The pleasant green commons or squares which occur in the midst of many villages was due to the custom of holding land in common as in the mark- communit3\ The origin of the common as found in modern towns is forgotten, but the common it- ...self survives for the purpose of ornament or pleas- ure ground. In manA' old towns of New England, the little park now used as pla}- ground, was once the common pasture of the town. It is said that Boston common did not cease to be a grazing-field until 1830. Fisk says, *Tn Russia and in Hindu- stan the same primitive form of social organiza- tion exist with ver\' little change at the present da3^ Alike in Hindu and in Russian village-com- munities we find the group of habitations, each despoticallv ruled b3^ a pater- familias.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
225 All this land originall_v was the property not of an3' one famih^ or individual, but of the commu- nity. The stud3^ of the mark carries us back to a time when there may have been private property- in weapons, utensils or trinkets, but not in real estate. " The pleasant green commons or squares which occur in the midst of many villages was due to the custom of holding land in common as in the mark- communit3\ The origin of the common as found in modern towns is forgotten, but the common it- ...self survives for the purpose of ornament or pleas- ure ground. In manA' old towns of New England, the little park now used as pla}- ground, was once the common pasture of the town. It is said that Boston common did not cease to be a grazing-field until 1830. Fisk says, *Tn Russia and in Hindu- stan the same primitive form of social organiza- tion exist with ver\' little change at the present da3^ Alike in Hindu and in Russian village-com- munities we find the group of habitations, each despoticallv ruled b3^ a pater- familias.
What to read after Early History of Vermont volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by La Fayette Wilbur to read onlineMoreLess
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